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r+ p=1 |
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merging alexcrichton/rust/older-llvm = bbdaf01 into auto |
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fast-forwarding master to auto = 68a92c5 |
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alexcrichton commentedFeb 26, 2014
In doing so, revert travis to not using a 3.5 build because it seems to be changing enough that it's breaking our C++ glue frequently enough.